The Legend of Zhen Huan Reborn: Overthrowing Zhen Huan to Become the Queen Mother

"I made a mistake."

The emperor sat up and took Jiang Ruyin into his arms.

"It's not a slip of the tongue. My beloved concubine, every word you said was for me. I understand."

Jiang Ruyin immediately rubbed against his arms, "Thank you, Your Majesty."

With the warm and soft jade in his arms, the emperor sighed:

Even if it was really done by Jiang Ruyin, so what? Such a beauty deserves to be the best in the world.

However, the Queen is definitely not clean. I guess the Empress Dowager will send someone tomorrow.

"Yin'er."

"emperor?"

"I miss you." After saying that, he turned over and pressed Jiang Ruyin down.

Qinzheng Hall,

On the dragon throne,

No one can understand the joy of such romance, the beautiful flowers are smiling in the rain.

Su Peisheng had a worried look on his face. Why was it that the more he accompanied her, the more improper she became?

the next morning,

The emperor raised his hand and let the palace servants help him dress. Jiang Ruyin leaned lazily on the bed and casually picked up a strand of her hair to play with.

After she was dressed neatly, the emperor pointed at her helplessly and whispered, "Witch Concubine."

The palace maids in the room left with the emperor and Su Peisheng, leaving only Jiang Ruyin's sweet laughter echoing in the room.

As they were about to enter the front hall, Su Peisheng bowed and said, "Your Majesty, Aunt Zhuxi is already waiting in the hall."

The emperor nodded without surprise, then turned to warn Su Peisheng, "If even a little bit of what happened last night and today gets out, your head will go out with it."

Su Peisheng slapped himself hard and said, "I understand."

When I get back, I must throw all the spies from the palace into the river to feed the fish! Su Peisheng thought secretly.

"Aunt Zhuxi has been traveling all night, why don't you take a rest first?" The emperor said as he sat on the dragon throne, picked up his pen, dipped it in ink, and began to write on the blank imperial edict on the table.

Zhuxi glanced at him stealthily, "The Empress Dowager heard that the Emperor was furious and is worried about your health."

"Is that so? Then this is my fault."

Seeing the emperor writing non-stop, Zhuxi said hurriedly, "Your Majesty, please don't worry. Here is a letter written by the Empress Dowager. Please take a look."

The emperor glanced at her and tapped the empty space with his pen. "Leave it there."

"Your Majesty!" Zhu Xi's tone became heavier, almost pleading.

The emperor made the final stroke and stamped the imperial seal heavily.

......

In fact, the moment he heard the emperor's intention, Zhu Xi knew that the emperor had made a great concession. But this was not what the empress dowager wanted.

"Although the cause and effect can be explained clearly, there is no guarantee that there will not be human intervention at the key point. Your Majesty, please let me take a look at this statement." Zhu Xi said earnestly.

Unexpectedly, the emperor slammed his palm on the record beside him and said, "Aunt, do you think I can't see it?"

Zhu Xi was unaware of this and only thought that it was due to the Emperor's dissatisfaction with the Empress.

She sighed, "When the Empress Dowager first heard about this, she was also shocked and felt very sorry for the Emperor."

The emperor raised his eyes and interrupted his breath, "Aunt, do you think the empress dowager values ​​the royal dignity more or the face of the Ulanara family?"

Zhuxi's body trembled slightly, "Your Majesty..."

......

After all, he failed to satisfy the empress dowager. Zhu Xi went to Taohuawu and left in a hurry before Taohuawu was locked.

On May 26, the third year of Yongzheng's reign,

The Empress has always been frail and often ill, and now she is seriously ill. His Majesty, deeply concerned for her health, has granted her special permission to recuperate in the Old Summer Palace, with the entire nation providing for her well-being. All harem affairs are entrusted to Consort Hua Nian and Consort Fang Jiang. This month, Consort Qian An is promoted to the rank of Imperial Concubine, retaining her original title, and the Seventh Prince is given the name Hongning.

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June 14th,

It is auspicious for marriage, sacrifice, blessing, seeking offspring, consecration, demolition, groundbreaking, hanging plaques, moving into new house, migration and planting.

No fear.

Qingliang Palace,

There are two main seats in the main hall.

Concubine Hua and Concubine Fang sat on either side.

Concubine Hua wore the big lachi for the first time.

Above the silver-gilt inlaid kingfisher feather bar is a massive flower, the center meticulously embellished with a bat-shaped inlaid kingfisher feather pattern. The vibrant emerald feathers resemble the freshest spring bamboo. The outer feathers are artfully arranged and combined to form a delicate flower. The petals unfold naturally, outlining the graceful cloud pattern, as if a lingering ethereal aura lingers.

The hairpin next to it is even more exquisitely crafted. The gold handle is slender and delicate, and the kingfisher feather inlay technique on it is particularly eye-catching. The head of the hairpin is a kingfisher flapping its wings, ready to fly, and the wings made of kingfisher feathers are clearly visible.

The wide, flat gold surfaces on both sides are decorated with kingfisher feathers to create continuous patterns. There is a Ruyi pattern that symbolizes good luck. The color of the emerald feathers makes the Ruyi pattern seem to come alive. There is also a peony pattern that symbolizes wealth. The peony is presented with emerald feathers, and the petals are full, showing its elegance and luxury.

When the whole set of kingfisher feather headdress is worn, the kingfisher feathers will shimmer with every movement, as if integrating the lively kingfisher feathers into Concubine Hua's grace and elegance.

There were long pearl chains hanging down on both sides, which were made of countless large and small South China pearls inlaid with gold pieces, and the ears were adorned with silver and kingfisher magpie earrings.

It can be seen that Concubine Hua was very happy.

While Jiang Ruyin was surprised by Concubine Hua's generosity, she also frowned secretly, wondering if this was a bit too much.

Jiang Ruyin wore a full set of headgear made of gold and jade.

The gold base, exquisitely crafted, is engraved with delicate floral patterns, depicting petals unfolding and branches entwined in a lifelike manner. Auspicious cloud patterns are carved into the gold sheet above, layer upon layer, creating a ethereal, ethereal aura. The jade inlaid atop it is of a soft, gentle texture and a lustrous, as white and translucent as the bright autumn moon.

There is a carefully carved jade ornament on her forehead, and tassels made of round South pearls hang down. They sway gently when she walks, making a crisp and pleasant sound.

The hairpins on either side are even more eye-catching. The golden handles are inlaid with jades of varying sizes, some in diamond, some in round, and some in teardrop shapes, which shimmer brilliantly in the sunlight. The heads are carved from jade in the shape of a three-tailed phoenix with outstretched wings, its tails flowing gracefully, as if about to soar into the sky.

The flat square behind the head is made of thick gold sheets, with intricate patterns outlined with gold threads, and then embedded with long strips of beautiful jade. The jade is delicate and contrasts with the gold color.

The earrings are relatively simple, a pair of gold-encrusted jade and South China pearl earrings.

The concubines sat on both sides and saluted in unison:

"Your humble servant pays respects to Her Majesty Hua Fei and Her Majesty Fang Fei. May Your Majesty be blessed with long life and good fortune."

Concubine Hua spoke first, glancing at Jiang Ruyin on the side, "Sisters, please don't be polite."

"Thank you, Empress Hua and Empress Fang."

The concubines took their seats one by one.

Concubine Wen glanced at Jiang Ruyin and saw that she seemed to be smiling sincerely, so she spoke with confidence:

"Empress Hua is truly different now. Now that she's in charge of the six palaces, she's even more impressive. Even the former Empress... Oh, look at me, why am I saying this? The Empress is still recovering from her illness."

Concubine Wen covered her mouth in a pretentious manner.

Shen Meizhuang looked at her coldly, and Concubine Hua's mouth was grinning almost to her ears.